GraniteShares Files a 2x Leveraged ETF Tied to Nvidia's B200 Chip

u/Perspective-Parking ▲ 540 upvotes 113 comments

There are a lot of companies like this right now, hell look at reddit management sales this year alone

Insider selling of $3.3 billion is the number retail holders of AI cloud names should be pricing in, and the thread's 113 comments show the trust gap widening. Founders cashing out while the buildout is still being financed is the signal worth checking before you add.

u/orngesodaaa ▲ 119 upvotes 109 comments

Story makes no sense. He's allegedly intubated. This generally means mechanical ventilation. Can't generally just discharge to home on a ventilator. Someone's getting their lines crossed in their data stream or something. Ask to speak with the medical providing team. Doubtful they're even considering discharge to home in the immediate future.

A hospital caseworker told this family to skip Medicaid and wait on a charity bed, and that delay is now the whole problem: 109 comments say apply with the state Medicaid office directly, immediately. Bad guidance on coverage timing costs more than any bill negotiation can recover.

u/dxxnisee ▲ 100 upvotes 109 comments

Income : 2600 Car expenses, before maintenance : 1180 45% of your net income goes into that car. 18k debt at around 20% interest (ball park here) : 300 You haven't ate yet here. This is insanity girl. This car is gone. It's that simple. You can't afford it. Half of your hours worked right now goes into that car. You could find ANY job you can go by foot and earn more right now.

A 23-year-old with $18,000 in debt is putting $1,180 a month, nearly half her take-home pay, into a 2023 Acura she financed last September. The thread's verdict is unanimous: the car goes first, and that freed-up payment clears the debt in about a year.

u/Caraaa18 ▲ 101 upvotes 119 comments

Its sort of putting the cart before the horse Its like saving for a camper before I can afford car to pull it. Save for your retirement first. If you reach 40 and have saved enough for standard retirement , go ahead and start saving for early retirement It makes no sense to start saving for early retirement before you have saved enough for standard retirement

The "locked up until 59.5" fear is costing early retirees real money: 119 commenters point to SEPP and Roth conversion ladders as ways to tap a 401(k) early, making the taxable brokerage a last stop.